MG recalls

RecallSafety Gate (RAPEX), notificada por Alemania (código MG RE01) · April 2023 · Ref. A12/00696/23 (alerta 15/2023)

MG HS

Safety Gate alert A12/00696/23: earth cable of the heater poorly fixed on the MG eHS

MG eHS and MG RX6 built between 20 January and 6 October 2022, originating from China: the earth cable is not well secured to the heating element and may come loose, with a risk of fire. 24,627 vehicles worldwide; measure: recall directed at end users. The entry recommends confirming with the chassis number at an MG dealer.^[1]

See the fault: Poorly fixed PTC heater earth cable: fire risk on the MG HS plug-in hybrid (EHS)

RecallDVSA (Reino Unido) · March 2023 · Ref. R/2023/050 (ref. MG RC009)

MG HS

DVSA campaign R/2023/050: PTC earth cable poorly anchored on the MG EHS

MG EHS built between 28 July 2020 and 27 October 2022 in the UK (3,291 vehicles): the insulator is checked and the position of the PTC earth cable is modified if necessary. UK figure, not Spanish.^[2]

See the fault: Poorly fixed PTC heater earth cable: fire risk on the MG HS plug-in hybrid (EHS)

Software updateDVSA (Reino Unido) / MG Motor · 7 January 2023 · Ref. R/2022/355

MG MG4

MG4: possible super-lock with the car still in drive mode

1,960 MG4s from 2022 in the UK: when stopped, the car can lock its doors so that they cannot be opened from inside or outside, with the key and electric windows inoperative. It is corrected with a software update at no cost to the owner.^[3]

See the fault: Central locking and keyless entry that are unreliable (super-lock)